Movies and music. I talked to Seagate about data recovery. They said that their rates START at $700 for data recovery.

I mean, all in all, it wasn't THAT bad... Only two months of downloads. I'm not trying to spend hundreds of dollars on what I can get back in a matter of weeks with a new device. Now, if my other hard-drive had crashed, as well, I would be f#cked... Because I have my music backed up on it.

Movies and music. I talked to Seagate about data recovery. They said that their rates START at $700 for data recovery.

I mean, all in all, it wasn't THAT bad... Only two months of downloads. I'm not trying to spend hundreds of dollars on what I can get back in a matter of weeks with a new device. Now, if my other hard-drive had crashed, as well, I would be f#cked... Because I have my music backed up on it.

You really don't have to go through them, but like you said, there wasn't very important stuff on there, so it doesn't matter.

However in the future, I would never go through the company, because they charge you like that. What if it was simple mechanical failure? That's not close to $700 in labor, let alone half that.

dude
with my 100 mbit connection i basically have any movie ever created on blu-ray or anything if u know what i mean lol

i facepalm anytime i see a videostore or movie-games collections in the shelves nowadays
just tell me any movie u want and BAM its done
my computer is connected to my 58" HDTV and surround sound system
be bout it

do you really notice much difference? honestly? i watch dvd's in my blu ray player ona 42 inch hd plasma, it is suposse to "upscale" to 720 but i think thats bullshit, that would involve creating pixels that arent there. but the quality is very good. im yet to even watch a blu ray disc in my blu ray player, i really cant justify tripple the price or more for a blu ray when the picture quality is so damn good anyway. im keen to see something just to compare tho.

do you really notice much difference? honestly? i watch dvd's in my blu ray player ona 42 inch hd plasma, it is suposse to "upscale" to 720 but i think thats bullshit, that would involve creating pixels that arent there. but the quality is very good. im yet to even watch a blu ray disc in my blu ray player, i really cant justify tripple the price or more for a blu ray when the picture quality is so damn good anyway. im keen to see something just to compare tho.

I've never bought a Blu Ray disc that wasn't on sale. I always go to Best Buy and see if they have any good ones on sale. Every single one I have was bought for $19.99.

do you really notice much difference? honestly? i watch dvd's in my blu ray player ona 42 inch hd plasma, it is suposse to "upscale" to 720 but i think thats bullshit, that would involve creating pixels that arent there. but the quality is very good. im yet to even watch a blu ray disc in my blu ray player, i really cant justify tripple the price or more for a blu ray when the picture quality is so damn good anyway. im keen to see something just to compare tho.

triple? blu rays are about the same price as dvd's when they first came out

and search amazon, there's blu rays that are between $5 and $10, hundreds of them

how can you question difference if you haven't even watched a blu ray yet? just saying